“Stealth TDI” is the online screen name that I earned because of my conservative styling goals during 20 years of driving TDIs. I usually don’t like anything eye-catching on my car; I like to hide my modifications. Although I eventually mounted somewhat flashy wheels on my Mk3 (see photo), almost no one could tell that this old car had some special upgrades. It served as a commuter, travel/vacation car, weekend racer (autocross), and my workhorse with racks/trailer almost non-stop for its first 16 years and 445,000 miles.
Featuring a GTI on a site that had a diesel-only bias for nearly two decades seemed unjust. I decided to register StealthGTI.com since I expected to do execute the same tuning/styling plan with My GTI. This site will not feature flashy wheels, vinyl graphics, wings, “stretch,” “moar low,” “hella flush,” “camber,” or hardly any of the other trendy things today’s cool kids find appealing. My efforts will be toward making the car a better, more enjoyable commuter and road trip machine that can carry friends/cargo, pull a trailer, and blast over railroad tracks and rough roads with reckless abandon. I prefer function over form. So, I do not pursue “cool-status.” 
Blazing My Own Path,
Scott